Spring is in the air and campus Earth Week activities are well underway. If you forgot to bring in your documents to shred or your electronics/techno trash/single use alkaline batteries to recycle today don’t panic, we’ll be there bright and early tomorrow so you can drop your items off.
Now that we’ve helped you responsible dispose of items in your home, come to the Sustainability Expo on Thursday for more information on the topics that interest you.
We’ll round out the week with an Arbor Day tree planting, free trees, free wildflower seeds and an opportunity to plant seeds.
See the information below and our website for complete information.
Today, noon-6 p.m.; and
Wednesday, 6 a.m.-noon:
Have items at home you need to dispose of and can’t put in the trash? We will accept:
- Personal electronics to recycle; hard drives will be shredded. Most items will be free, but there will be a nominal cost for tube TVs, CRT monitors, and hard drives.
- Free personal document shredding.
- Free personal single use alkaline battery recycling.
- Free ‘techno trash’ recycling
- Eyeglasses will be collected for donation to those in need.
- Have pop tabs for Ronald McDonald House? Bring those too.
Click here for complete information.
Thursday, 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m., in Lower Storz:
The Sustainability Expo will give you the opportunity to talk to representatives from more than 30 different groups. Ask a master gardener a question, find out about B-Cycle plans, learn more about recycling, rain barrels, or even bee keeping. We’ll have door prizes, attendance prizes, and free food to taste-test. Check our webpage for a complete list.
Friday, 11:30 a.m., Ruth & Bill Scott Student Plaza
We will celebrate Arbor Day and our status as a Tree Campus USA by planting a tree, giving away free trees and wildflower seeds, and helping City Sprouts plant veggies for the food bank! Check our website for more info.